C'est Décidé, Je Deviens Une Connasse - Le Rideau Rouge - Lyon

At Le Rideau Rouge: hosting C'est décidé je deviens une connasse

At Le Rideau Rouge, we’re delighted to welcome the audacious, razor-sharp comedy of C’est décidé je deviens une connasse, a stage experience that leans into wit, timing, and a delicious sense of mischief. From our vantage point in the room, the show thrives on immediacy: quick, incisive observations about modern etiquette, dating, work codes, and performative kindness, all turned inside out with a playful, subversive streak. The stagecraft here favors intimacy—tight lighting cues, reactive sound, and a pace that invites the audience into the joke as it’s being written in real time. The performance has been refreshed with new beats for the season, drawing humor from the gap between who we’re told to be and who we become when we finally set our own rules. Expect crowd energy to be part of the mix; Le Rideau Rouge’s compact lines of sight and warm acoustics give each aside and improvised exchange a crisp snap, making this stop in Lyon a particularly vibrant moment for the show.

We also want to highlight the artist’s current momentum, which we see reflected in the room every night. There’s a clear appetite for material that mirrors today’s social dynamics, and this set does exactly that, weaving character work, storytelling, and nimble comebacks into a cohesive romp. Audiences who keep up with contemporary comedy will recognize touchstones that the performance riffs on—recent talk-of-the-town programs like LOL, Qui rit sort!, Quotidien, Clique, and even the French takes on Hot Ones and late-night formats that shaped the season’s viral conversations. Those references aren’t checklists; they’re springboards for original bits that stand on their own, especially when the performer calibrates a scene on the fly with someone in the front rows. As a venue, we’ve noticed how the Lyon audience responds to that blend of cultural shorthand and honest, high-velocity writing: the laughs come fast, but so do the moments of self-recognition. The latest run here integrates brand-new sections that play with office “soft skills,” boundary-setting, and the art of saying no with a smile—material that lands beautifully in the intimate frame of Le Rideau Rouge.

A fresh, fearless set shaped for Lyon

Programming the show at Le Rideau Rouge has also meant leaning into its performance DNA—restless, contemporary, and unafraid of contradiction. On our stage, C’est décidé je deviens une connasse moves like a manifesto delivered with a wink: word-perfect punchlines alternate with mischievous silences; well-aimed jabs at social media sanctimony sit alongside playful role reversals. For regulars at our house, the format will feel both new and familial: a stand-up backbone enriched by theatrical pivots, sketches-within-the-sketch, and physical beats that keep the back row leaning forward. If you follow recent sketch culture, you’ll hear affectionate nods to how streaming-era comedy has evolved—namechecks of LOL, Qui rit sort! or a late-night couch on Quotidien might slide into a larger bit about self-branding, and the outcome is a performance that’s current without being topical for its own sake. We’ve tuned our lights and sound to underline those quick tonal shifts and to make space for the spontaneous—because this artist’s crowd work thrives when every reaction can be heard. Whether you’re discovering the show for the first time or catching this new iteration, the Lyon date at Le Rideau Rouge captures an artist in full stride, adding fresh layers week after week and meeting the audience exactly where the laughter lives.